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Oh the weather looks fabulous. I love the vistas you create with these photo's. Longing to be there myself!
ReplyDeletetake care,
xoxo
What an enchanting collection of photographs! You must have had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are such wonderful photos. What beautiful places.
ReplyDeleteIt is always such a joy to visit your blog...lot`s and lots of inspiration!!! I`m catching up on all that I`ve missed!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! Just looking at these pictures made me feel relaxed and like I was there breathing in the beauty of each special spot!
ReplyDeleteKat :)
Sensational, what grand scale. It is so lovely and green.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, the beauty of Ireland caught in your wonderful photographs, Leigh.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous house and gardens. I bet you were in heaven, Leigh !!
I loved your play on words for your title.
Can't wait to see more of your trip. XXXX
Gorgeous photos Leigh, looks like a great place to relax....
ReplyDeleteLeeann x
..it really is beautiful and you definitely captured the beauty. I hope you went to the Avoca store for foodie treats and retail therapy too!!(from one of your Irish blogger followers!)
ReplyDeleteLovely blog, especially all the pics from the countryside around you:-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Stockholm ,Sweden
I love County Wicklow....Your pictures are gorgeous...Robes and I were there a few years ago and we loved it!!!! The area is gorgeous and we went to the race track,with the Irish horses and got real close as it is the oldest track unremodeled one and were amazed. This brought back some great memories...Thanks! Maryanne Kathryn Flaherty....HA!
ReplyDeleteLovely....can't wait to go...smiles.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing place. The setting is breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteThe building is wonderful and intriguing. It's like two buildings merged into one. The glass dome is magnificent!
Hope you have had a nice and snug weekend. We're raining away in Sydney and it is so cold!
x Charlotta
OMG. These are absolutely gorgeous. thanks for sharing. hope you have a great week.
ReplyDeleteSensational photos Leigh! What a wonderful trip with perfect weather. Glad to see you visited our family pile in the old country.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and love your photographs of my home Ireland. Powerscourt is amazing I love it and the Avoca Shop with all the pretty colours. Were you visiting Ireland? Love your blog, where abouts is Brabourne Farm, it is so stylish and elegant, love your blog!
ReplyDeleteAll things nice...
I have just discovered your beautiful blog, and am completely blown away. Your photography is beyond amazing. I will be here often...& invite you to visit me in Texas when you have time. sending xx's Marsha
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! we just walked through those grounds at Powerscourt a couple of months ago! Their cafe has the most wonderful desserts! : )
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteI so love to visit your fresh looking blog!
xx
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I was in Powerscot twice when I was living in Ireland for the last 3 years.I still miss Ireland.
ReplyDeleteI was in Powerscourt twice when I was living in Ireland for the last 3 years. I still miss Ireland:(
ReplyDeleteWhere do I begin.These images show such spectacular,marvellous,beautiful and out of a fairytale magic scenerys!
ReplyDeleteI love castles! Would love to visit many of them and go inside and take a reality escape.Not too many castles in Norway though:/
I'm imagining I'm back in time, walking accross the lawns in a sweeping gown, talking to my lady friends - happy with the day - the spendor of our time. Not a care in the world. Jennifer jennsthreegraces please come and visit some time
ReplyDeleteThis brings back childhood memories - 10 of us squished into the back of station wagon for an excursion to Powerscourt. My uncle and cousins lived in Dun Loaghaire (? spelling), so we always had a few weeks there each summer.
ReplyDeleteLovely
Carmel